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It decides in the flow
Reads the order and runs credit, policy, inventory, and pricing in parallel, reasoning to a decision. Only real exceptions go to a person.
Reason · Orchestrate · Act
Run your business the way
you want, not the way
your software allows.
Your policies and judgment are trapped in rigid systems. Vyasa lifts them into a living reasoning layer above your ERP, and gives your team up to 70% of their day back.
Built by ex-Oracle · SAP · NetSuite · Accenture · UCSD AI Research
01The gap
Your ERP records what happened.It was never built to decide what happens next.
So that part falls to your team. Every exception, every judgment call, every hold, worked by hand.
02The fix
Vyasa closes the gap.
It sits above the systems you already run and reasons to the decisions your ERP can't make. The routine clears itself. Only real exceptions reach a person.
02
It sees across systems
One context graph connects ERP, email, and chat, so every entity, policy, and precedent sits in a single picture.
03
It runs policies live
Your operating rules, editable like a document. Versioned and enforced in the flow, not sitting in a static system.
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It keeps the judgment
The reasoning behind every call is captured as it happens, so expertise compounds instead of walking out the door.
03In the product
Watch it work one order.
Order-to-CashSO-4471 · Alpine Ski Resort
$148.5KChecks
- Credit within limitClear
- Policy auto-approveClear
- Inventory allocatedClear
- Pricing matchedHold
Context
ERPEmailChat
Two prior orders paid on time. Rush request noted in email thread.
Policy
Hold orders over $100K unless account history exceeds 8 years.Edit
Decision log
- Override credit holdSarah K. · 8yr history
- Approved rush shipmentMike R. · Q4 renewal
01 / 04It decides in the flow
Credit, policy, inventory, and pricing run the moment the order lands. Three clear, one flag. Vyasa holds the order and routes only the flag.
02 / 04It sees across systems
The same order pulls context from ERP, email, and chat, so the call is made on the full picture, not one system's slice.
03 / 04It runs policies live
The rule behind the hold sits right here, editable like a document. Change it and the next order follows the new rule.
04 / 04It keeps the judgment
Every override and approval is captured with its reasoning and who made it, so the next call is sharper than the last.
04The fit
Sits on top of what you already run.
No rip-and-replace. Vyasa reads your master data and writes back POs, invoices, and approvals when policy allows. Your ERP stays the system of record.
Bidirectional sync across your ERP, email, and chat. Connect once, keep working where you already do.
05Working alongside your team
Agents and people.Not agents instead of people.
Vyasa takes the busywork and clears the routine. The calls that need judgment still go to a person, so your team becomes the judgment layer, not the execution layer.
06Questions
Questions, answered.
Do we have to replace our ERP?
No. Vyasa runs as a reasoning layer on top of the systems you already have. It reads your master data and writes back POs, invoices, and approvals when policy allows. Your ERP stays the system of record.
Where does our data live?
In your systems. Vyasa works against your data in place, through the connections you already run. It doesn't become a second system of record or keep a separate copy.
How does Vyasa handle decisions that need human judgment?
It clears the routine on its own and routes the calls that need judgment to a person, with the full context and its reasoning attached. Your team stays the judgment layer, not the execution layer.
Which workflows are supported today?
Order-to-Cash and Procure-to-Pay to start, focused on the exceptions that slow them down: credit holds, pricing mismatches, and approvals. More workflows come online over time.
How long does it take to get started?
It begins with a working session against one real workflow on your own data. Because there's no rip-and-replace, connecting to your stack is light.
Can we edit the policies Vyasa follows?
Yes. Policies and rules are editable like a document, versioned and enforced. Change a rule and the next decision follows it.
Reason · Orchestrate · Act
See it reason over your own stack.
Thirty minutes, live against a real workflow. No pitch. Your ERP stays exactly where it is, and Vyasa reasons on top.
Built by ex-Oracle · SAP · NetSuite · Accenture · UCSD AI Research